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    Viens-tu (en. Are you coming)

    /vjɛ̃ ty/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishFrench
    verb
    Interrogative form of the verb 'to come' in the second person singular.
    Are you coming to the party tonight?
    Viens-tu à la fête ce soir ?
    Asks if the interlocutor is moving to a place.
    Are you coming to the cinema with us?
    Viens-tu au cinéma avec nous ?
    An expression often used to invite someone to a meeting.
    Are you coming for lunch tomorrow?
    Viens-tu déjeuner demain ?

    Etymology

    Comes from the Latin verb 'venire', which means 'to come'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    Come here!
    An invitation to come closer.
    Viens ici !
    Come with me!
    A suggestion to follow the speaker.
    Viens avec moi !
    Are you coming?
    A question often heard to invite someone.
    Tu viens ?

    Related Words

    to come
    Verb that means to move towards a place.
    venir
    to arrive
    To reach a location.
    arriver
    to show up
    To arrive somewhere, often in an informal way.
    se pointer

    Slang Meanings

    Go ahead, take a tour.
    Come on, are you coming to hang out at the bar?
    Allez, viens-tu faire un tour au bar ?
    Get over here.
    Hey, are you coming to the party?
    Hey, viens-tu à la soirée ?